Book, Chapter

 1   1,  12|       to a place where He had always been, seeing that "He was
 2   2,  25|      ways, such signs are not always of the same significance
 3   3,  23|      men might everywhere and always tremble at that saying of
 4   3,  25|        The same word does not always signify the same thing~
 5   3,  32|       They will not, however, always he in one body; for one
 6   3,  34|        Now the species is not always overstepped, for things
 7   4,   3|  fluency and elegance, cannot always think of them when they
 8   4,   5| wholesome bitters, so we must always avoid unwholesome sweets.
 9   4,  12|      necessity: for it is not always called for; as, for example,
10   4,  19|   great matters, he ought not always to be speaking of them in
11   4,  20|      to be zealously affected always in a good thing, and not
12   4,  23|    style, for instance, it is always, or almost always, desirable
13   4,  23|       it is always, or almost always, desirable that the introduction
14   4,  23|    the other hand, not indeed always, but occasionally, needs
15   4,  26|   majestic style (and this is always necessary when he admits